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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-01-03
Sheriff IS Sale.

By virtue of execution issued out of the
District Court of the Second Judicial District Of
the Territory of Idaho, i'll and for the County of
Alturas wherein A. F. Montandon is Plaintiff and
rendered upon IL l2th day of October, 1886, for
the sum of Three Hundred Dollars tS30O.OGl, be-
sides costs and interest, have this day levied
upon all the right title, claim and interest o
said Defendant in and to the following described
real estate, to-wit:
The L y of the NV \ and the II of the SW Il
of Section 35, T n, Is L, together with all the
improvements thereon.
Notice is hereby given that on the 9th day OF
December, 1886, at 10 O'Clock m. of said day. IL
front of the Courthouse door of the County of Al
turas. l will sell, at public auction, for cash
lawful money in hand, all the right. title, CLAIM
and interest Of said Defendant, James M. Starnes
of, in and to the above described property, or sc
much thereof a. shall satisfy said Judgment with
interest and costs, to the highest and best bidder
Dated the LIST day of December, 1895.
c. Ii. FUREY, Sheriff.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-01-03
Notice of Forfeiture.
To JOE Adm

To JOE Adm:
You are hereby notified that l have expended
one hundred dollars in labor and improvements
uuon the Idaho lode mining clam, situated in
Middle Boise Mining District, Alturas county,
Idaho Territory, in order to hold said ssia fTemi.
under the rovisions of Section 1924 Revised
Statutes of the United States, being the amount
required to hold the same for the year ending De-
Der 3lst. 1895; and If within 30 days from the
service of this notice for within 80 days after
this notice by rublicstioal including costs Of pub
ication you fail refuse TO contribute your pro-
portion OF such expe nditure co-owner, your in.
terest in said claim iyeur interest being half
amounting to s50) will become the property of the
subscriber, under said Section 1924
DAVID CLINK.
\ Atlanta, Idaho. July 5, lssG.-jy9
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-01-03

"A Drex-ster's Patent Hem Holder.
N Your lines are where yon pu. thann-not
Il q uudC- horses icet. anc agent sold 2doz. in
a n Gays ono dealer sold aoz IN Il days.
lel Samples worth sl.5o FELE Write forterms
W L. l.. BREWSTER. Holly, Mich.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-01-03

n nf N fields are scarce but those who write ..
HnI Sunscn Co Portland. Naivr, will receive
It'll free. fuli information about WORK which
HUM :hey can do, and i've Al home thai will pay
~ ~ ILL them from s. to IS PEI day. Some have
earned over 81 ~ day Either young old. Capital
not required Ycu started rec Tho,e who start
are absolutely OF snug little forunes AL 10 nss
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-01-03
MONEY :; !; :; !:
LII " A IL that ri IN start Won IN bua.

mess which will bring you in mere money right
away than ANYTHING else in this world Any ons
can do the work and live al home. Either sex:
all ages. Something new, that just coins money
for all workers. We will start you; capital not
needed. This is one of the genuine, important
chances of lifetime. Those who ambitious
and enterprising will not delay. Grand outnt free.
Address TRUE K CO., Augusta, Maine. n30
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-01-03

YOU j; !: :: J:
4 ~ ~ do the work. Large earnings sure
from hrst start. Costly outfit and terms free.
b, tier not delay. Costs you nothing 10 send us
your address and find out; IL you wise you
will do so at once Address II. HALLErT CO.,
Port AID, Maine. n30
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-01-03

WIT nDT FOR ALL. $50 week and ex-
Wibh,N penses paid. Valuable outfit and
" eA particulars free.
nolew6m P. o. YIcKERY, Augusta, Ne.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-01-03
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.
7 lucky BAR PLACER MINING CON.

UCKY BAR PLACER MINING CON.
II PANY.-Locaton of principal place Of bust.
ness, HALEY, Naturalization of works. Glenn's
Ferry. Idaho. ..
Notice is hereby given that at meeting Of the
Board Of Trustees, held on the 22d day Of De-
cember 1885, an assessment tNo.2l Of ten cents
tl0c) per shere WAS levied upon the capital stock
of the corporation, payable immediately in United
States gold coin TO the Secret ry at the OH q
the company, in the TIMES Office, corner Of Croy
and Main streets, HALEY Idaho.
Any stock upon which this assessment shah
remain unpaid on the
Eighth Day Of January, 1887,
Will be delinquent and advertised for sale q pub-
lie auction; and unless payment Is made before.
will be sold on WEDNESDAY, the 29th day Of Jan.
uary. 1887, to pay the delinquent ssmsnt, u.
gether with costs Of advertising and expenses -
sale.
By order of the Board of Trustees.
7. E. PICOTTE, Secretary.
Once: In the TINES counting room, corner 81
Main aad Croy streets, HALEY. Idaho. ds73
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13

THE PR sIpTNr's EECoMMrNpArIoN MEANS rrTrr
EUfN To THEM.
1T IouIs. Dec. IL t>prc,oh.- -Eraest Knesiner.
Briuniols Tex of the largest wool growers IN tue
stat. has this q behalf ~ the Texas wool inter
the cleveland pror~-ition 10 acmt wool free;
"shoud the gates be let down ant fore IN wool be all
Mi ted tree present tagin materially reduced tao
ruin OF every sheep man west Of the Missouri RIVER
would follow aut We OF Texas wsud be Tie greatest ald
mo.t uucdiat. sufferers Tho fsrroTs o. Missouri tl
n0- Indiana. Ohis and tho Eas.rrn states .sneral'y
would suffer but nearly TO Tie same oIt"n The iel
of hss that IN tasstsra states nce eu hne breeds
sheep ral-e The wool - washed and i generally
fr bet than that from the -hsrp q" the VEST
HE a. rril tea 0t the t.ti would he tho rbns
OF the market With IN nrus~ qHaufitv of south
American wool Tho Argentine Republic beiag one - the
greatest sheep countries In ts world lhs'e sheep. ks
those of Western rsaches roam At large shi are not
carefully shedica every night Nsthsr IL the wool
tho arinals 10 tcs before shssnss - tho
case In las II therefore would not enter
into sOmpctitsn with our farm Woo. hui woui drive
from tho market that produced the raac 81 where
wool Is grown under similar csadlusns
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13
KTLLTNG I FTLLOW BO4PDERS PITS

DEsrICAnLE PrrCE or MAf1Cr CHArGrp TO A
JrAroUS sPIN~rrE
There peculiarly brutal piece - malice and
~ cruelty 10 animals reported To sergeant Thompson.
~ tho Nrrccrs station. last evening hv Ms Fannie
Robbins who boards a. so. - Great Jonc- 81. Mrs
Robbins had TWO trained canlri"s valued at So each
lda Van Zandt youag woman Is also boar'rT In
the house. and greatly exc cis"i ai the Ati"n
ton that Nrs Robbins PAD 10 her two pots sh" often
used to say To her. "Why Is II that You VIII spend
hours talking to your birds AMI "il not speak to ~"
for a moment f7 So Hdlel last weak That the birds
were a nuisance and ought to be put ont Of the way
Nothing was Thought Of II, q, Lo one believed sh'
would harm them.
Last evening while Mrs. Robbins vE sitting Ia ncr
room with her back the window, She heard noise
and turned around IN time 10 SEQ Miss Van Itnd try
10 soile thr cage Mrs Robbins took the bird, down
to tho Kitchen for safety she had & Z" ""i foi
moment ON her return. she entered the Kitchen Just
~ MISS Van Zaudt was leaving y hurrcdly MISS Van
Znnht's hands wtir bloody. Nrs. Robins though
th~rr something wrong and ran 20 her hird cage
The birds rhc found tkrm on a tablr
close by IN four pieces Ihclr bodies had been >pHi
oren from the had 10 tho tail Mis-. Robbins was
frantic with grief and rushed 10 the station house "'h
tho manglcd bodlo- iu her hands sergeant Ih'mp
son assured her that hr could moi do anything for her
and told her 90 to 500 Mr. Hcsgh Mr~ Robbins
viii 20 tho Office OF thc Socirty for the Prevention OF
ruclty to Animals this morning.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13
INSUR AAcE 0IIICIALSARREsIED

HARTFORD. Dec. II GIccab.-N arTants were issued
saturday :or the Of President Parsons. >ecrc
tary Robert Iccchcr and Bookhcrper Isaac v. Hawkes..
of the continental Life Insurance Company. COM
miss sionor F5cr dcsilOus OF waiting until Mr.
Parsons could be In the city before Scrvlu. them.
But thehdicatlons are now thai hc Is IN Canlda Tho
warrants were served Bccchcr AMI Hawkes. this
forenoon. Bccchcr furnished bail In 5000 and HaV4
In ~ 1000. The charge against Beecher Is thai h.
ported under oath 10 the Insurance commissioner that
the Continental Life Insurance company on December
81 l--J hr!d part of is 200 share, Of th3
capital stock OF the New London Northern Railroad
Com PAM, uf the par value of 10000 and of tho
market value OF S1j.OOu. collateral security
for loan of the 10000 male by the con ptny where
the company did not have auy such shares. Tho
lr.r -iuSt H. kc, is making false entries on tho
books of the company. The charge against Parsons
{, making false returns the specific charge being tho
returns Of 100000 In farm loans assets OF tho
pauy, which do not APPEAR Ia the assets.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13
ANOTHER "coUNry COMES TO GRIEF.
As USUAL NE "MovED IN THE BEST SOCIETY AID
HAD RICH FATHER.

A. USUAL NE "MOvED IN THE BEST SOCIETY AND
HAD A RICH FATHER
WUKFsBARRE, Dec II (Speeiab. Considerable OK
cltcmcn created In this city to-day By the arrest
Of George De Wolf who calls himself count and who
has lccn here about six weeks, charge Of swind
ling. lie is accompanied by his wife, charming
young woman of twenty. He was introducing d.
Appleton & CO.'S finest works, but did not seem very
Industrious In the business. He spent most OF his
time In society, and had succeeded in obtaining all
entry the most fashionable circle
lie said that he count and that on the death
his father he would inherit large estates In Asace
Lorraine but that five years ago his faiher had driven
him from home account Of his refusal 10 wed a
wealthy but elderly baroness. He had travelled eN
tcuSivcy and finally came 10 Philadelphia, where he
wooed and welded his wife, a young lady of good
family In Gcrman'own such was the story he told
and he extensively lionzed here -
II seems, however that he had been Systematically
sWiuillug Appleton a Co. ly sending In many bogus
orders and the strength Of these drawing his com
mission. ON Saturday the agent of the hiln, Alfred
BAKER arrived here 10 deliver the goods ana discovered
tho fraud. Acting under Instructions Mr.. Baker had
10 Wolf arrested. and being unable 10 procure bal
the count was committed 10 the county prison. III,
wife distracted and vainly implurcd their friends
to his assistance She refuses 10 believe her
husband is guilty OF any wrong doing and Will start
tomorrow to ntcrccdc with Appleton q Co. IN his
behalf
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13
rNLEORM or COTPLERS.

Edward Vernon secretary Of the committee whlcn was
organized last April Ia tho interest Of compa nies repre-
senng large railroad mileage In this country 70 IN
vessate tho car pier question asd select u'' on
these railroads tho coaplcrs which were detorn'a " o
careful trial to be the adapted FOR all cohdio Ms Oh
freybt aid Yesterday that the cxsnn atsas OF
the cemmittse ave thorough and eIhausuVo
and that while those examinations have revealed GER
tai dofects which the different manufacturers are now
rcmedying they have confirmed and strengthened all
the members OF tle committee In tho beist that 'ho
vertical hook coupler. OF what Is now Ehc"a ., , nv
Ma.or oar luiIi,r,' type when modified to meet tue
requirement.. of tho comn.ittee. will appro NlnAo as
nearly possible to perfection IL ROBUST ~ ij
nd rl satisfy thr ost sIacting requirements OF ou
freight train service. me eonhtteo' Ps'.' -
dona service tests To he made or those coupers mas
i.smra VI AZ Al characteriLes a. report o progress
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13
JOHN BRIGHT ON COERCION.
HOW HE RECONCILEs HIS RECENT WORDS VIII
FORMER SPEECHES.

HOW HE RECONCILTS HIS RECENT WORDS WITH
FORMER sP; ECHFs.
LONDON Dec 12-Mr. Bright has written letter
in reply question to how he reconcileS his re-
cent words with former speeches in which he charged
the Tories with meeting every desire for reform In
Ireland with coercion He says that since 1870 Par
lament has been making unceasng concessions OF re-
forms Ireland Before those reforms were granted
he did not oppose acts to strengthen tho executive
now, whom the great object of Parliament was to
do full Justice Ireland, he loss likely TO refuse
10 supDort the Government In dealing with system
of terrorism. Mr. Clads ones cOcrcive measures 10
1881 put many hundreds in prison without trla ana
without proof that they had broken the law. Now,
every man could have trial. The ru1lahs VINO "cro
exciting the sympathy Of some people we're support
cls of this system of terrorism and their punl7hI
was much mildcr than their offences warranted
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INrELLIuEXcE


At the sics Of the Northern Pacific Rarssd yssisr-
day IL was stated that tho directors had yet decided
npsp tho extension OF the 10 PER cent bonus. offered
short ago holders Of dvidsnt certificates to cen
vert them into the third Hen mortgage bonds 10
those dividend scrip holders who hal asseusd 10 tho e1
change before the bssus ofercd A moeuas OF the
board OF directors will held 10 pass upon TINS
1ns.tisn The 9s,entis. scrs hsders think they are
entitled he granted 10 ecuhcat' sofes
who have been slow a.rcsisg totss conversion de-
sirod nv the csspanv but action VIII he aksn untll
the company definitely settles upoa tho polcJ IL Will
pursue.
PHILADELPHIA. Doc II tSpcciaD-Ohcia. OF the Read
ing Railroad deny the statement that tac Western
Union Telegraph Com pany will absorb Its teecraphc
systea after January l. It's dsca AIRED that the Reading
Companys telegraph syston Is paying handsome
prsht.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company is preparing
plans for OF all lines tributary to It's different
systems nndor ono syston. This will greatly cheapeh
the the OF these different lines Inc
cs in rates 1t said that this made
the Increased os Of transportation during leo
winter msnth@
NoRruAMrrov. Mass. Dec IL ,Spcc,aD. directors
OF the Central Massachusetts, through special
train to day arriving at 1890 p As tho train came IN
1t WAS greeted by tho ringing OF bells blowing OF Whistles
and bosRinRlof caunsn The Board Of Trade ana a
large number Of citizcns. accompanied by Beldnes
b4 nd met directors and Mayor l gave an address
Of welcome. After a dinner at tho NOr"ood they io'
turned at $50 y. NJ
wIrMNGToS. Del. Dec. IL (SpecaD-Tbo United statos
Express Company teak possession OF the Wilmington
and Northern Railroad express business this msrnng
the Baltimore and Ohio RAINING special train over tho
line this morning for that purpose The Wilmington ana
Northern Company had asked the Adams Express Co'n
pany which did the business hitherto 70 vaoae on Jas
uary l. The Adams Company withdrew all II. agents
UNEXPECTEDLY on Friday. leaving the Wilmington ana
Nortsrn without express service OH SATURDAY, ihere
are thirty Offices en- tho Wilmington and northern IN
Guiding those OF this city. Reading aud "s CHesef'
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13
BIGHw4YuEy NEARLY KILL AN OLD NAV.

Max D.lA d. A. Old man VINO lives al No. 81 foNyth@t'
was attacked by two hlghwaymcn last evening hoout
o'clock ln Grecnwichst near Canal, while on MS way
home. IIo had q largo bundle OF stockings VIII" n'"'
which tho thieves evidently ms"ok for goods OF V"u''
ono of tbe hiuhwaymen struck the old man bo" III iho
face while tho other silod tho bundle Dei"nd 1"ooou
the thief who had ht him and shouted for help me hI
drew with "a short handle rom his
roket and brought IL down with force "h hr on Win
slui lie f, u tho sidewalk unconscious ana tu ihi
IN go, thr bnmnc, tch truck and away, Just as
Policeman Markell Of the Prince street station came UP
lIo stait d after tia hBhwayndn. VII" wis Meet tp'i
and after the oniccr lost sight of hi IN hotlsI
Mr. Dcland taken ~ 3D. Vihcents hosDitAi Ia ah
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13

DNSFRTED BY Ere DERTCk = HOCkNFLL
RED BANK. v j.. Dec 1.-The wife OF sydney West
ran away with FroIsrisk Rockwell. a yeua. married
merchant of this town. october -. 1856 -he took
with her her only child leaving Mr West To mourn the
lossof both Tho eopihg couple traced - Kansas
CITY wero arrested and brought back 10 Ret Sank
After spending month IL al Rockwell WAS released
bail aud ran away Mr. West condoned hs wife snence
and res ored o. her former place Ia hi househsd
few mOuih rs laor she ran away agan aui Joined him
in Canada To-day Mrs Elizabeth Jacques. tho
mether OF Mrs Vast. received letter an hsr daughter
dated Newlork. In which she sAio that Rockwell had
,serted her savug her destitute in tst city. AL she
her mother send her Aid and clothing 10 assist
her 20 return home
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13
TWO HrvJEBS KILL EtcH OTHER

Kansas CITY. Doc l2.-W. n. Griner. stockmaR. OF
Muncs Kan. and W II. Raqua. OF Fort Scott. Kan.
members OF tws separate parties OF hunters who
nal met In ozark CsIn'v Ne and hal become friendly.
ON saturday afternoon CRITTERS party sat out 10 hunt
Wild turkey, ". IT, Grnter havin. the turkey bone
The Raqua party were ass ont. although this not
known to Grintsr Grinjer made call with the bone.
which Raqua ui,took a tuakcy aud hrel load of
buekshot intO his head Grinter. suppospg this mad
been dane purpoey became snraged aud returned the
nre killing Rtq Aa,tIntlr Grinter lHScret for half
an hour and than ,liei. Tho reuains Or Rtqua vsre
shipped his family Fort Scott CRITTERS BODY was
brought 20 Wyandottc
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13

RCMORs OF LARGE wiaDRtwALs FROM THE ORDER
CONVENTION OF THE FEDERATION OF TRADES

RUMORs OF LARGE WlHDRAwALS FROM THE ORDER
CONVENTION OF THE FEDERATION OF TRADES
UNIONS
There are many who think that the dissatisfaction
among the knights Of Labor IS much wider than IS
generally supposed. Some place tho detection al
100000 members. In Philadelphia there arc 10000
members, and yesterday 1t was asserted that fully
nchalf OF them about to withdraw To bring
tho present officers TO submssion tho kIchers' pro
pose to stop paying their dues Charles Ltchman,
the General Secretary, last week sent out notice to
all loc al assemblies that If thcy did not pay their dues
within a reasonable time they would bo expelled
number of delegates from Knights OF Labor districts
will Le at the National Convention In baltimore OF the
American Federation of Trades Unions which begins
there this morning. and II tho Federation can 0ncT
sufficient inducements many local knights OF Labor
organizations Will leave tho order and join hands WIN
tho Federation A large number Of delegates 10 the
convention loft this city last night for baltimore Sam
uel lcls the president, went on sunday. Among
those who went yesterday we're George g. Block, from
tho Bakers Union, Edward EinkcStOne of tho Bar
bcrs Union; Louis IIcrbrand Of the brewers Union
J. y. O'Gara Of tho BOatmcn's Onion: j. l.. Doyle,
of tho OyStcrmens Union and Bernhard DAVIS and
Fred Halter, of tho International Cigar Makers Union.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13
Ay rDlroR BEArEy Br"FD" coRRrGAN

Kansas CRY. Dec ll.-Dr. Morrison Munford. editor
OF The Kansas Cy TnieS assaulted here today by
Ed Corri.su. the hor-omas Corrigln approached
Muniord from the anI seizn. his right arm dealt
him pswer iul blow ia the eye lie then knocked him
down AMI struck him times more. He then took
Dr Nunrorl's p ,to from his pocket aud walked away
with H. Dr. Mun,orrs injuries consist OF two scalp
wounds and several bruises an cuts on the face lho
cause - tho assault IS supposed 20 bc M editorial pub
llshrd I'm Ihc Times November ). IN which torrigth
for his attack the provis1s dlv on Ihophs
Mosisr a IiYicS ropptter MSser has just recovered
from the beating hr receive" then and civil acoh Is now
peuius against COrr.du
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13
INSURRECTIONARY STUDENTS.
SERIOUS DISTURBANCES GOING on IN Nose

SERIOUS DISTURBANCES GOING ON IN MOSCOW
UNIVERSITY.
Moscow Dec. 12.-The disturbances created by the
students of the University hero have serious
that lectures have been suspended and meetings of
students are forbidden In recent fracas between the
students and body OF troops student killed and
rested.
Cossacks patrol the city night and day: especially
heavy force is stationed around the University. The
troubles have connection with politics but due 10
the objection of the students To ceran rules which
have been adopted by the University.
The agitation among the students of the University has
extended TO the Agricultural Academy Troops surround
both buildings. serious outbreak is threatened
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13
mrs Ronyysoy ov rRT,L FoR POISONING

MRS ROBINSON oY TRTtL FOR POISONING
BosrOS Dee II Npccidh.-fso trial OF Sdrah J' hoo-
inssn charged with causn. the deah' by POISONING OF
W J. Rohinscn her twenty-five years Oh age a. ncr
house iu someryillc August o, 1856, was begun j"
the ~uprcpe Court at East Cambridge thl' "'F"'nE'
Justices Field and Knswton were en- the bench. Inc
TO have poisoned her husband her
daughters Emma and lZLic. The only remaining @en'
bers OF her family are Grasie age tsn' ana
nn.tcen who dsesnt believe his mother guilty OF tho
cIln DIu eI - sulna, Ilr.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13

THE ALLAN LINE AND TIE GRAND TRUNK.
LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE Allan Line steamship Company
deny the statement that the steamers Of tho line viii
cease go Canadian ports aud that Baltimore VIII
become the stopping place the American Side Ihey
say the report to that effect artsos from a change
which has been made a consequence Oi usdbico,
with the Grand Trunk Railway company, ana
owing which the winter steamers VIII cease 10 can
al Portland and Will TO Halifax and BuiihiOfS
nu
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13
THE FRAyKL1v COUNTY rAHLrsH SHEET FoRoFRY.

TIE FRANGLTy COUNTY T4LLfSHEET FOR6FRY
CNCINNArI. Dec l2.-Thrcs OF the mon Indicted ny
the Franklin County Grand Jury for psrcpausM in the
tally forgery in that county In the election OF ocs
ber 1885 live in this couny. one OF them. Thomas J.
COgan has been arrested sld teday gave bond In tho
sum OF 81 900 for his appearance. Another. Allen O.
Myers. is absent froa acisnat and ~ said 10 be In
New York &. +. Blackhura the third has not yet been
found by the officers an tis generally supposed thar he
Is In hiding until Ia the necessary
bail In order to avoid he az sent 10 Jail
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13
wElR Axn wARREx rIGMr TWENTY RorNDs

WEIR AND WIRREy FTGHT TWENTY ROrNDS
MISNEAroLIs. Dec. 12.-Tho Weir-Warrsn goVo
nsht drew about 1000 people to the wash
ington Rink tonight 'Delegttlsns OF sporting
men from Ia Crs.se. Winona. Duluth a"d ~
Psul. with few from Ea'tern cltlcs were PIeSsn.;,
Mavsr Afncs of Minneapolis, AMI Mayor Powell. OF
la ro,.c wer, nrn.ng the spectators Mayor Ames
clnb ,s rsgcre. twenty rounds were fought and the
referee hen decided the tight draw though Wer mo
Belfast Spider seemed to have tho a"""tas" '"'oe"
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13

TO ARBITRATE DISPUTES ~ THE SHOE TRADE
PHILADELPHIA Dec. 1.-THE official list OF shoe man
ufacurcrs whs will hereafter act Independently OF tho
Knights Of Labor Ia this ey aud will form isint board
OF arbitration for the adjustment OF labor disputes csn
prses the largest shops In tho city. The smpoye' VIII
have OF the board aud the mznuacturers
"A ike number aad trouble l. anticipate ed ON the Ques
Hon wages the old rate has been soauuied uhtll
Derr / lsSl
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13

Stea TO-DAY were the applications Of textile workers
ere and srseoar msp Tor trade charters There
stu soed deal Of bad ffolins between members Of
is not likely to be very harmonious
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13
LoyG crrIsrS roR THREE MEy-or WAR

IONU tNTININ FOX IHHEE WfN -VF =" T 10
WAsHINGroS Dee. i2-Threo naval vessels Will short
" leave the port Of New IsrS extended cruises The
will start about January for Panama Tor ser
vice ia .shp OF tho Pacific Statsn Tno Enterprse
and Nip,ic 10 cruise ar1uIl tic worl, the former
going east vi tho Ne 'erranoaa the Ia ter going
west around the Horn. THc kuerpi-c will al as soon
as her commander. Captain McCa.ia. II relieved fron
dur member OF the tsysnson Court or inquiry.
Tho Nlusc Is expcctr ~ start N t IN aDOut ten DAYS